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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
2
A veteran writer examines fan behavior during close games and the passion that drives civic pride. He recalls overheard insults aimed at umpires and notes how spectators justify harsh critiques, often projecting fairness while demanding victory for their home team.
A veteran observer defends Bill Dinneen after a Cleveland game, detailing four close calls at bases and five other disputed plays. He notes the umpire makes about 374 decisions per nine innings and explains how viewer misreads stem from optics and crowd bias.
A Philadelphia man praises Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment after using two cakes of soap and part of a jar to cure long standing facial sores. The ad extols Resinol as non irritant and safe for delicate skin and urges readers to keep it in every home and travel bag.
In a playful exchange, J and PIEREPONT discuss a boy who wants to become a pirate. Smith points out a mix up between Morgan the buccaneer and Morgan the financier, noting the humor in the confusion.
An old advertisement urges not to buy water based bluing and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a pure solid blue product. It claims widespread use for 20 years, keeps clothes white, and lists two sizes priced at five and ten cents. Available at all grocers.
The crowd cheered loudly as the umpire halted play. The catcher tearfully explains the applause caught him off guard before the game resumes.
The notice urges careful selection of CASTORIA bottles for infants and children, asserting the remedy bears a signature and has been in use over three decades. It references Fletcher's Castoria and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, noting prices and claims about easing symptoms.
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